On the evening of March 6, local time in the Philippines, a Chinese citizen who claimed to be a former POGO employee surrendered to the authorities. "Wang" said he had previously worked in the southern forest for POGO. While walking near pbcom, he accidentally encountered some police officers during
The Philippine Department of Labor (DOLE) reported that at a large job fair held in Pasay City, only 100 former internet gambling license (IGL) workers successfully found employment, which was far below the number of unemployed POGO workers who attended, reflecting the severe job market situation fo
The Philippines Bureau of Immigration recently stated that less than two weeks before the December 31 deadline for the shutdown of offshore gaming companies, about 8,000 foreign POGO workers who have downgraded their work visas to tourist visas have not yet left the Philippines.At the year-end press
To receive the complete ALO list PDF, please join the PASA overseas exchange TG group: https://t.me/PASAIGHYJLOn December 5th, the Philippine Bureau of Immigration's ALO monitoring list was leaked, involving the detailed personal information of 8,427 foreign POGO employees, including names, genders
On December 5th, a leak from the Philippines Immigration Bureau's ALO monitoring list exposed detailed personal information of 8,427 foreign POGO employees, including names, genders, dates of birth, passport numbers, and nationalities.This list, which was supposed to be internal data of the Immigrat
Following the previous exposure of a list of 8427 POGO employees' ALO names, another new ALO list has surfaced. This second list involves the personal information of 3678 POGO employees, and its leakage undoubtedly adds fuel to the fire of the previous incident, triggering widespread attention once
PAOCC spokesperson Winston Casio has been dismissed for allegedly assaulting an employee of a Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO). The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission (PAOCC) confirmed on Tuesday that its spokesperson, Winston Casio, is under investigation for allegedly assaultin
Netizen submission:Thailand has not explicitly issued entry restrictions for Philippine POGO workers, but due to Thailand's strict gambling laws, those involved in illegal gambling activities are likely to face stringent scrutiny or be denied entry. Gambling activities, except for those specifically
Recently, the Philippines has been cracking down on POGOs, causing many gambling companies to prepare for relocation. However, many netizens warn POGO employees to be cautious about following the move to Thailand.Netizen A: The move to Thailand by some groups is just a front; eventually, they plan t
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